MoronInAHurry

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by MoronInAHurry 7y ago
NPM foils plot that was only possible due to ridiculous house of cards built by NPM. I notice that the NPM blog post also fails to mention that it was actually successful and resulted in about 1 million KMD (current value ~$1.7M) being s
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by MoronInAHurry 7y ago
Why is this a problem? Isn't it the nature of federation that a copy of every post gets sent to... a ton of different servers?
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by MoronInAHurry 7y ago
Hey, me too! Nice work, team! Now he's only lying about... the movie industry being interested (there's nothing special about this story, I guarantee that nobody important cares), the whole interaction with his "weed man&quot
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by MoronInAHurry 7y ago
Wow, it's just like being stuck listening to some drunk idiot ramble his way through made up stories about his hella epic road trip! And then I'm like and then the dude is like and then I'm like and then he's like and I&
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by MoronInAHurry 7y ago
Neither of those companies lost billions before reaching break-even or profitability.
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by MoronInAHurry 8y ago
It definitely seems to be happening here too, I've noticed it as well. Articles about China get very strange activity, including a lot more green names (new users) than you'd see in any other posts.
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by MoronInAHurry 8y ago
This seems to just be a standard Discourse forum with about 5 users. What makes it "Hacker News for Health"? Have you implemented features that make it work more like HN than Discourse usually does?
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by MoronInAHurry 8y ago
It's also interesting that the "over 330M active monthly users" number somehow hasn't changed in over a year now. Their site has it here, as "Last updated Nov. 12, 2017": https://www.redditinc.com&#x
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by MoronInAHurry 8y ago
The top post on notabug right now is "Tampermonkey script for auto-voting on notabug, lets level the playing field". The site has like 10 users and it's already destroyed by bots. Anarchy isn't a good approach to running
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by MoronInAHurry 8y ago
It's obviously not very stringent. A lot of the ads they run lately are outright scams, including even advertising Scientology: https://i.redd.it/6cd1ricqc8j11.jpg
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by MoronInAHurry 8y ago
By turning their site into this: https://i.imgur.com/TtVAiMN.jpg That's what a new visitor to reddit.com would see, as of about a month ago.
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Reddit brings autoplay native video ads to desktop and mobile(techcrunch.com)
1 points by MoronInAHurry 8y ago|0 comments
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by MoronInAHurry 9y ago
> It is only a matter of time before they begin to lock out content behind a login page, you can already see the transition today. They're already doing that, it started a few months ago. It seems to be an A/B test, so if you&#
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Reddit hires first lobbyists(thehill.com)
119 points by MoronInAHurry 9y ago|144 comments
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by MoronInAHurry 9y ago
This post is from last week, follow the other links at the top to see some previous ones: https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/6v65ji/reddit_rede... You can see the beginnings of it on the new profi
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by MoronInAHurry 9y ago
Reddit's in the process of rewriting their desktop site to use the same stack as their mobile version. So you probably won't be able to avoid it for much longer.